Tajik Prime Minister meets TBEA President
Dushanbe, 23.08.2016. /NIAT “Khovar”/. Prime Minister of the country Qohir Rasulzoda has met the President of TBEA Company of the People’s Republic of China Zhang Xin on August 22 here in Dushanbe.
The issues of current state and prospects of cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and this company of the People’s Republic of China have been reportedly discussed at the meeting.
The parties had a detailed exchange of views on successful completion of “Dushanbe CHP-2” and the construction project of 220kV transmission line Ayni-Penjikent.
It was noted that TBEA, taking advantage of a constant support and attention of the state leadership and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, shall take all necessary efforts to fulfill its obligations to implement this vital project.
They also had an exchange of views on other issues of bilateral cooperation, including in the construction of energy facilities and training of qualified specialists for energy sector of Tajikistan.
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